Diddy Accused Of Gang Raping Woman For Accusing Him Of Tupac Murder
Diddy Accused Of “Violently” Gang Raping Woman For Accusing Him Of Tupac Murder Involvement
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Nearly a year ago, when Cassie filed a lawsuit, we not only learned of Diddy‘s alleged sexual assault but his penchant for violence as well.
The suit also included a report that when Cassie began to get close to rapper Kid Cudi, Diddy blew up his car. Now, we’re learning that he might not be the only rapper he tried to harm over his decades-long career in the music industry.
In yet another disturbing new lawsuit, a new alleged victim has come forward explaining how Diddy enacted revenge when she made a comment about his involvement in Tupac’s 1996 murder when he was shot to death in Las Vegas while at a stop light.
“She told Mr. Combs she believed he had something to do with Tupac’s murder so she wasn’t interested or impressed with seeing him. Little did she know that would be the thing to cause her harm later,” said the accuser’s attorney, Ariel Mitchell.
She says the comment came during their first-ever conversation, which was on FaceTime after she initially met one of his friends at a bar and he tried to impress her.
Diddy held a grudge, and a month later, his friend “set her up” with him by tricking her into coming over to help him with his cancer medication. Unknown to her, Diddy randomly popped up at the house because he wanted to make her “‘Pay for her statements about Tupac during the video call…”
He proceeded to rip her clothes off and began violently raping her with a TV remote after she was drugged and threatened at knifepoint in Orinda, California. During the assault, the victim says Diddy told her “her life was in his hands and that if he wanted” and that “he could ‘take her’ and she would never be seen again.”
The lawsuit states that she was raped by other men that night, and when she tried to escape, Diddy offered her hush money, attempting to convince her that the sex was consensual.
She’d eventually run free to a neighbor’s house, where police were called, but says no investigation was launched, and further action wasn’t taken when she went to the hospital weeks later.
